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Old 06-18-2010, 12:51 PM #1
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Default Pain relief for molar extraction needed :(

Hi there,

Please can someone help me. Im not quite sure what details are needed, so i'll give all details I can think of.

Im a 32yr old male from NZ, physicly strong.
Its Saturday morning, I went to the dentist Mon just been, needed to have a tooth removed, top left, next to wisdom tooth (wisdom tooth was removed about 3yrs ago due to rotting). I had this tooth removed as it had also started rotting and some of it had crumbled away. It took the dentist 40mins to get the tooth out. this consisted of the nurse having to hold my head still while the dentist used pliers or something, along with other instruments, to push the tooth back and forth to loosen it, to such an extent that by the time the tooth came out, he was left with bruising on his hand from pushing on the pliers so hard, and he said he was so exhausted he was unable to pull a second tooth on the other side of my mouth which we had orginaly planned to do also. He said they are among the biggest roots he has ever seen, due to so much pushing and pulling on the tooth, my gum is pretty mangled, instead of the gum curving down from where the tooth was and back up to meet the inside of my cheek, it just goes flat across. He told me it would be quite uncomfortable for the next 2 days, but its been like 5 days, I still cant eat on that side, I cant brush that side of my mouth up the top, im having to take panadol or ibprofen every 4 hours to stop the constant aching, and every night I wake around 3am when the pills wear off in the most unbelievable pain, I wake with tears in my eyes, not from crying, but just simply from the pain. Even talking can be quite unconfortable which is no good as I am in an office and deal with clients all day long, because of this i've taken the past few days off. Sometimes the aching is so bad it brings on headaches. The aches arent just from the gum, but basicly my whole jaw, and also the teeth next to it, top AND bottom.

I realise this is no doubt just something I will have to deal with while it heals over the next couple of weeks or so, but if anyone has any tips, advice, or ideas on correct pain killers etc....The pain I wake up to is intense, and I find myself lying there for another hour while I wait for the panadols to kick in.

Thank you for taking the time to read my post, and for any advice anyone can give me.

Maty
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